Beginner Guitar with Peter Einhorn (JamPlay)

Peter Einhorn teaches the basics of guitar playing from the standpoint of an altered standard tuning. This tuning allows the player to learn the instrument more like you would learn the piano.

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Beginner Guitar with Peter Einhorn (JamPlay)

About this course

Peter Einhorn teaches the basics of guitar playing from the standpoint of an altered standard tuning. This tuning allows the player to learn the instrument more like you would learn the piano.

What you'll learn

  • Play melody and harmony simultaneously on guitar
  • Play complete musical statements with melody, harmony, and rhythm
  • Apply I-IV-V bass notes to simple songs
  • Use thumb-and-fingers pinching technique
  • Understand harmonic rhythm concept
Release date: 11/06/2012 • 1h 21m runtime
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Sample lessons
Series Introduction
Series Introduction
Your First Melody
Getting To Know Your Guitar
Getting To Know Your Guitar
Holding and Tuning Your Guitar
Getting To Know Your Guitar
Getting To Know Your Guitar
Notes On A Grid
Notes and Solfeggio
Notes and Solfeggio
Notes and Solfeggio

What's included

19 lessons • 6 charts

Series Introduction
JamPlay is proud to introduce jazz guitarist Peter Einhorn. In this lesson series, Peter will discuss and demonstrate a way of playing the guitar that differs from standard approaches to playing. By utilizing a partial capo on a guitar in standard tuning, his approach allows the follower to learn the guitar more like you would learn the white keys of the piano. Instead of his focus being driven by chordal arrangements and muscle memory, Peter presents a more melody-based playing style.
Series Introduction
JamPlay is proud to introduce jazz guitarist Peter Einhorn. In this lesson series, Peter will discuss and demonstrate a way of playing the guitar that differs from standard approaches to playing. By utilizing a partial capo on a guitar in standard tuning, his approach allows the follower to learn the guitar more like you would learn the white keys of the piano. Instead of his focus being driven by chordal arrangements and muscle memory, Peter presents a more melody-based playing style.
Getting To Know Your Guitar
In this lesson, Peter goes over some of the basics of the guitar before you get to playing. He covers how to hold the instrument and how to tune it. He'll also cover how the partial capo is applied and gives a quick discussion on how to read the supplemental content provided.
Getting To Know Your Guitar
In this lesson, Peter goes over some of the basics of the guitar before you get to playing. He covers how to hold the instrument and how to tune it. He'll also cover how the partial capo is applied and gives a quick discussion on how to read the supplemental content provided.
Notes and Solfeggio
In this lesson, Peter teaches the notes on the 1st string of the guitar as they correspond to the Solfeggio you likely learned in grade school. He explains how to play both "Mary Had A Little Lamb" and "Jingle Bells" with the help of your ears and Solfeggio. By singing the Solfege notes while playing, you'll engrain the pitch and notes into your memory.
Notes on the Second String
In the fourth lesson of his basic guitar series, Peter talks about the notes lower in pitch from "do" in Solfege. When the partial capo is attached at the 3rd fret on the first and second strings, these pitches correspond to the notes on the second string, which is lower in pitch than the first string.
Using More Fingers
In this lesson, Peter discusses and demonstrates why and how we should use the remaining fingers on our fretting hand. He also discusses positional playing on the fret board. He then applies these techniques to the song "The Water Is Wide."

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